Seventeen notable New Yorkers, including Woody Allen and Susan Sarandon, share their thoughts on the meaning of home in a bustling metropolis.
“A poetic meditation on NYC, and the concept of home.”
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Seventeen notable New Yorkers, including Woody Allen and Susan Sarandon, share their thoughts on the meaning of home in a bustling metropolis.
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Alan Cooke walks through the streets of New York City, reflecting on the meaning of home. In the 2006 documentary 'Home', he interviews notable residents, including Woody Allen, Liam Neeson, and Fran Lebowitz. Each person shares their thoughts on life in the city and what home represents to them. The film captures a range of experiences, from the immigrant perspective to the voices of established New Yorkers. It presents a vivid picture of contemporary life in this diverse metropolis.
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Why Watch
- Meet Woody Allen and Liam Neeson discussing home.
- Find out how immigrants view New York City.
- See personal stories from diverse New Yorkers.
Did You Know
- The film features 15 notable New York City residents.
- Alan Cooke is a recent Irish immigrant sharing his perspective.
- The documentary has a runtime of 70 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Home?
Dawn Scibilia directed the documentary Home.
What is the runtime of the documentary Home?
The runtime of Home is 70 minutes.
Which notable actors appear in Home?
Notable actors in Home include Woody Allen, Liam Neeson, and Susan Sarandon.
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